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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

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l,afsistlFs q tsz2 es4azs<s. 1sz t.skl4.el4fs
t..4s.<-. Bags -. ss1 ga
if so - ebsess.i tEas ths azassd-
1eaf i1ea asf laelz.ts t1s lsstss csauss -
ila esessas sse..az. 4.isa.ag sl-s eaaafsa
oi ias upesf Pa 1s zss 81 ziss - fa1kss
sxfz4 as4p p=1ssi,la zsose t1s s<saEs-1ss
l...irsd 4slsus z.e$et - Artlels *.
Ibis latisf els4ss was alosss.4 ak 10
AoYs4hsr slsesaa 10 lS4 SD : 40
sssllseasig IsasE 2Ali tEcpsr srosts.e1. 4es
Iseniy assa district ogsf saseA 5alss
GRAeI gEss les. ssmgFs ss.1is ys<y IL
porSaai 1liefssis, .aela iiag shs l4Ess
a8inlax sad iaAoar iad aslriss - 81 AZ
q1stts, MsDoGizaa 4a4 Dsssa eoanlIss.
aad 40 maa 40 - not ahls - rsz -
mors tksn tseafg -nss has1ssd dollars
year a. 10 graetiss u a. Is zrAi i.hsd -
SEA ca ths bsnsh Ia thai distfisk Ins
alas1d1sal adopted IA 1873 sd rejected
10 IA sms1d1asuE ros proposed. euzo.s ~
80 rssAlsuls of those eoaa1iss g. secure
.alileiai ability coGpsssnk - consider All
dseiis tie inportaa. issaas walea 49,
brought pctors tAa soagA without the
elsass sidsd il / ,s3 thsy cannot hope %
g. tina II IS n0s liksly taa; mza u
judge GaAsF's callhFs w0ali consent 10
occupy tie bsReh IA that district should
tLs sEne 1inaat Do adopted.
II Is PROBABLE thai las failure 10 inoor-
porats tne- Z 2per Peninsula clause Ia the
nss Ans0dmsns vas due 10 the fact that
i. does not appear IN the LsxlsisIivs
Manual oi 1885. But whether ths omis-
sion was accidental or no.. tbs eject IS
no same, AMI as the Governor has
already sixnsd the i)lnt resolution Tor
tne submission Of ghs smsndmeats It
would seem to bs but iast to the Upper
Peninsula. whose fault the omission Ger
tainly Is not, to vote down ths amend
msnt. Saginaw can better afford 10 wait
two years longer before having an ad-
ditional Judge. than can the Upper Pen
insais. 10 have It's Iaiieary dlsorgenizsd
and crippled on account OF = blunder
which soLae Saginaw man sppersaily has
uale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
81 QRANo 1870.
gaSllAsels Wiat~Np h3sss N4ssssssoa-l
MsaseFteas Dlsssessr@sss.


Asstsrseas Dis.sessr@sss.
c4as. AsE.ss 49, As woag sccept tie
e..Al.s4ss sf JoAa s'sSgsr - nogsal essa-
sat - sAs pE.1asly saaa q SIC = slsis, a. hs
taluks Lac ss4kes are foo sa4ail. bat As -
eEaak ~ Eght e.aszer o. nnls1. Eltb
skit.~t.xaf z.9ses ~ eaFS nste. is be ell
fsiss i1v s-zkss 70 sioo aad sAe gate reoei "a.
Hi2azl % take e4eFy lalns sa1 ths lxhl -
cone o. ee sesa sae lVk an1 l3sh Of
Agsil. ~ ala tNsafv aallss II shlAely KEEP
'cr farazr s.atss ttas Sc feels conntsat Of
zettias away vita sinkzef ~ aug uaie.
Perry IL Walton. ia1Ber of Patrolman
Nait1a Who resides ca West Bridge 81.
Viii lls family, WgstefiOas.y disappeared
L2ia ho44s &o9u, ~ O'Clock on the morn
ile oi Es8ruarg = lae cid gentleman Is
about o5 years u age aud Is an excellent
czFpeller. oat hzs been cut OF employment
f0s ne PAS. few months aud consequently
became i-spondsnt His family al hrs.
supposed he had gone on vlsil some place
out - the DAYS rolled hy and no traces OF
tie old man could be found.
aad they are now greatly alarmed ~ MS
absence. When the Cd man vas leaving
the house oa the egentful morning be met
his son a. tue door. who had Just return ed
nom oul West, whore be has been ia the
employ Of The b. 4 D. Telegraph Com pany.
hs merely shook hands with him, vel
con- sd aim horne aud then passed out OF
tbe house. He Is a sosn about ave feet
eight inches in height with gray beard and
moustache and wearing a blue overcoat and
fur cap. The search for the missing one Is
being vigorously pushed
Mr. Conn, OF Scribner-st., cOntemplaies
o0i!dlng tue stesIn boat 70 run between
this city and Lansing. which Was proposed
| oy Mr. Irlscoit last S1mmer. He expects
20 rlg 4 up a. a nrst-c.ass pleasure boat and
also 10 construct picnic grounds at different
places up the river. Scows viii also be used
t0 carr freight up and down the river. The
/ project IS .OOked upon by everybody as a
good one IS the chances Tor trip up the
gver heretofore have been very limited.
Among the horal offerings AZ the funeral
OF Ars. Al. Joyce, which occurred from ST.
Andrew cathedral Yesterday morning. was
handsome pillow from the In-da-wan- -ds-
win CLUB bearing the name OF the club,
which vas very appropriate 10 the occasion
as IL means many friends.
Miss Frances fiiddings. Of Batavia, y. Y.
who has been visiting friends for some time
on West Bridge-sI, returned 10 her home
| yesterday
The funeral OF James Ford occurred from
| the family residence on Scribner 81. yester-
/ day morning.
Robert Robinson, of Third-s., is confined
| 20 bis home by inhammstory rheumatism.
Wan. Summer, of West Fulton-ss., has re-
turned from his trip to Chicago.
Miss LYDIA Mohring. Of Stocxine-st., has
+, gone 70 Detroit on a short visit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
rAE IanN clAnlAW.

Pursuing It's usual independent policy
"a cause that gives al sides, al parties
and al persons a hesring-the IEIE-
oRAN-HkRALD takes pleasure IN publish
inx today a letter from .. Il. NoLL
criticisIng tEo views OF this paper on the
Prohibstory amendment Mr.. NOLL is q
very prominent Prohibitonisf, was q del
egals to Lsnsing, and once edited Pro-
hibit.on paper. His sentiments may be
taken as fair sample OF the views OF his
party. lie ssks II Grand Rapids can %
any worse OF uader Prohibition than it
IS now. We answer yes, for where there
is nov one saloon thers would be i've
Il salooais.s bad no license to pay. AIR
NoEL claims that the iron clad law will
prsvens free whisky. lie tslks abous
tie law but says nothing OF who Is
to enforce il. The more iron clad the
law the less easily can II bs enforced. a
lass that IS too severe defeats itself by its
own severity. IL Michigan had not tired
sbsoiuts Prohibition aud found i sn
absolute failure, Dir. NcLL's arguments
would hold good snd Il ths TELEGRAM
HgBA1D believed that the majority OF the
psopisin this 5ssis wsnsed Prohibition
and II saw any possible way TO attain that
end It would ID al il ils power to help
carry the amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
PaoHIRLTION VIsWs.

Promlnlsas Nan os Tnas Party Taxes the
.ssieerazo- HsfnI a. 10 Task.
To TIE Etlor ~ the rSLxGKAif HEaALD.
Ia recent editorial yau take issue with
the adoption o. .he Prohibitory Amend
mems TO the State convention. You saw:
I'VE DO nOs believe that sensible thinking
peop.s sil vote 20 take aNsy the power of
she s,ste 10 control 50 ersa. "a evil IS the
sac Of HQaor. II is irGe lhat the
Legislature has power % enaes prohibition
laws Bat 3. DOM 6, and what Is TIE
excuse The people d1n't vant proh'Di-
uon7 IS tie answer. Tie Pfohi5iiosists
claim that = majority of tns people do
uant r.. ana II lhe leading politicians.
lne h4aJg dea.sTs aud he daily press,
do Sos osiisve 50. Why are they al. IS
oro.lsr.o3t united lo ccier It's edapiion.
Ire l. sEit. ar-l of Kansas aof loTa h8d
tue poser 10 pass suca IS rs Ds.1re tue vote
vas fsksn ou ne proh.oitory a-len 1meais
oar tb1F cii nos.
Aitsr Ap.l the Mc4igsn Legislature.
it s. h1fle.., VII PISS an "Iron-c'st prohi-
o llcn as. Bal rhF does tle lELs]RtM-
tirstLu eorr. 81 ah0lt tise .anare af oroni
ntpu Ll=s nos SaaT ~ RI ls 'Coflo-
.nr ite fave 81 RI -laeAl ~ ias saloons
sl.i s.ams r' t.e afr i1 oe- aFinS pr2l.-
b. 0n tlil4r- In e-1at Rapids b. auy
s-urse o. al..sr prea.l.ti7at tanuol any
aasa ~ 1nF ta rfa ufHl- ae s. tlts any
CAV. nl-I -4llss ltisesery Wners si-
q. SEQ su4. assai s.f.na wo4d pr9A.9t la
nsat : sli 81 s.sall towns tfhs. IS rrle.
sls.l fHe easrs .f De- lqso- tra.f ef sal
died e.i lae E-a.s e because he iarge
cities came ealroI ~
Gat tE.s oll-s as CD tae maIier Of con-
troi ia i.e sIlsofsa seoe quoted Does
nos tae sftae u tte ffls-atN dFaALp
knoN .lat tee aeii.v Ga c3aifol iaesgies
tie s1lfF e. tr3.Hal. o. 3estraf
I1s iaeey eas fltT developed nof long
since 1Y ga es8ineut glfine ~As sst. III
gaii sas a na4dfed wolves a tyHu. and
cou d nos k.l isen vcl.an, v0a oasen
ttsu and pai| sal flsir leet-
Ans 6udf vL9 sao1s ths aerurs of wolves
xnsvs wat lfg ume ore veu haFe
paaeg thar i-sl1 Iaeq un1.J ~ srort
tsai .s'r-s taef eald sa9nif To enforce
tie present. r-str.e lel ~ rle present tez .sv
wa1.d be- sbalt as siair9it
ii 1rana tsptis cfnii enforce see gravi-
Hers Aainst sefalz Hgaors - Hinnrs
sfur ~ is. ga ie-al as tse na ssa q
srt ssf noaFs = 'aen eia.s sa ors sfs-
a'HUrn
eaf ent k.n1 81 S. eas.sr
et eatat teft faau tte
eth aate 20 sf
se sai .s l1nEcat nrt
nsFn E4sf E csc kf ~
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etaoaa
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aies Is .lafsriels Essaes sea TO
n4sa ~ SANE q ~ - snce aslssss-
= i sea.i asai over iee .aaa
81 alku S sfan essaa1 cas- Q. fern
:
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
The Charter Amend menss.

The proposed amendments to the city
charter are to be considered by the House
Committee on Municipal Corporations at
Lansing today, and il is expected that the
city will be represented by number of per-
sons who will present their views to the
committee. There seems to be more oppo-
sition 10 the amendment relative 90 The
Ward Collectors than any other. and con-
siderable quiet wo5k has been done TO pre-
vent its adoption Remonstrancss signed
by large number Of citizens, calculated to
sing yesterday, and more will follow to-
iay
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

sleef rsasoa ~ tl.si saft :. &. sfe ei fa@ 81
is< sas tAe 4aLs 1anieNsaatzess hsrfs-
os,as 49, xsess t1l4s as 49, - seers sst
- t1a So EiEx<sel4 - "a retsaeA 49,
ssats sx 1ls tssass xEoAi 4at - - - ~
- l,-sNf4<s IS e1tg sseAHs ta3a e@.stf - la.a
tae,s 81 sscs sat .sslesseeaz esfte4 fest
1a4s sFsf 1ss 4se8 - slsessx "a es4s
ee4i4 tsF4 - ths rix1t go 81 h4z ta2a
ems sa1 81 s.t4rs &ees nst skst s.sl4y-
Ehe GesEe 4rs tzki8z hsits ~ tats .kesEl3a
saa s. eis sas ee ~ asal tAe ss.%xras
eaaN : ks-zsiea = saz.4sea soa tss ts<a
40 - Hksiles t@at 8 80 x~s a. t3s kf9
ae.i-eE s,ts u fG.s lestic8. 81 s93a ee
se.<ssss1 d peiszzs Ais.
q Il NofI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
Hit Him In the Eve.

Sunday night two young men, accompa-
nied by two girls, were walking along
GTandyille ave. whep J. Dutmer and his
brother, being acquainted with them, be-
gan snowbelling them. They resent ted this.
and one of them named Luisenkamp,
turned osck and going up to DutmeT, strucs
him vigorous blow. knocking him down
and badly disiiguTng his left optic. Yes
tefdav afternoon Ddtmer had warrant j .
-ued for tbe arrest of Lrisenksmp on q
charge OF assault aud battery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
WAsT ADVERTISEMENT

a. sasefzfaanssase se slsie ssslssah ast..f
AEs4sss es4a4 ststtst = slasss,a 7fe
slsssa ass So fkassss4 49, - ssst oat54 -
sess - las iaists kstse. Ate Alls ssfeNls -
e4tNeases
4seseas 81 -EtssE 4sssss tssst.4' nfs.l s.
ttafs.s.Fs sls-s tt ssss,ttts,. lliss a1sts
Hks snaaesl - 44ssea - ezf sil tass .ss.i1sfs
eas - fstss.1 - a4ststta6 t+ss aes.ssef
ssras ~ se4ss Aek tssfs - = tssss fstat,,4lss
ees a. sske.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
A Departed Pioneer.

Mr.. Robert Nippress Of Ada, died on the
g Of March, in the eighty fourth year o
bis age he was an old resident and one OF
the early settlers oftha. township. He was
a member Of the Methodist church Mr.
Nipprcss came from Ohio in 1850. settled ia
the town of Cascade. where he remained
two years, sad fhen removed to Ada, where
be lived until his death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

II Rassia vii only STIR up The Bal-
zsriAn qusstlon sul1s.snlly 10 advance
ths prics II xhsat ia tals eOuntry. Ne wi1
forgive hse for ths lz~- breaking names
with xhich shs afHicss us
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

There are Indications u nssd OF Eng
hsA <rammsfs IN The Metropolis when =
leading paper Ike tho New York Star,
says The Ds1cisney biz Was no.
passed. bat tnat can lry over"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

The story comes from Minnesota ths'
there are snow-drisss there which extend
six feet above tic tops 0i the telegraph
poles and ths line rasn have had 10 splice
rhs poles. Nobody bat a hardened
slsDtic would ask how this could De
done
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

In shs death o. EDWARD bEsfTCSe. the
Uppsr Peninsula has iost ons n IL most
sassrpsisiag All puOiss-spirited ciIizsns'
the RspabneAn party 3 slaunch support
Or aud the laboring msn wArm ls!snd- r
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

Oar national laE maksrs are brave
sst q men. They pass q rstaiistory o.il
which . calculated 10 prov0ks Canada to
maze war against rs. aud then refuse, oy
dissgrssinz 10 pass a tortiHsstion bill to
prepare as for var.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

Whenever there Is trouble Ia the
torsisn port British ,nan-ot var Is sent
10 protect British subjects. The American
subject simply wraps himself mp IN the
stars and stripes. wcich Is more impress
sivs and less expensive, particularly the
fatfar
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

The rev Charter amsndaeu,s propose
b drive the farmer who psdilss iresa
produce abou. the city cut o. Business
By making ninn pay high license. Inis
viii hardly sfs,ks fhs householder who
contracts FOR fresh butter an sgzs 90 Be
delivered straight from TIE farm, IS
particularly beneficial 10 anybody except
The retail grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

This 10 ths day thaz makes o. an
n4kss TIE Fusion party. Stats Commit
tees 90 thass thLngs bettsr than State
Conventions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

fhs Moatreai papers are encouraging
immizrst On by Publishing pictaFra d
tns painful scsnss N sag 5snz prison
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

HABOLD FRnDEaEc ths Enroposan
correspondent x TIE New York Tines.
who - The asthor Of serial story N
Scribnsr's monthly. Is very much Of q
~hnstlsr," 90 whsu ne makes bucswhest
olosscn in June as hs does n tho Marca
instailnsot Of his story. a. 10 getting =
little loo fzr ahead OF fhe procession.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

NTkNzf3--0eF GOOD sal EsHAN oN al
W AZ eera / SO. 3 htesz si5} ltAl.-
ar hsiro5-aiil&H 1f c. es iso u gis ea q.
"A ANgEP = A6fN1e rex 4AE "a -
~ t.E : lutfo1aead - hes f AZ TI8ueuf y
u. nars fhEa Isl fsfet ~ en4fat slss utA
ase1t asia 3 ~orL1 ls-t Maltl = ies. s 4 fife
one N8ekout * eisf otsf ie cu7. ts oes iaf 3 az
CO. esilifs Ne - 4 al snaFt Suzo14 stfa.-
frrs. Cssssell a ca il4iliIed 81 1tsftsolussi
tulssto
lANTfil-LknY AlEN1s ~ sFIi a IA
" PIE EFllc8e soil - sfery ls-y, lN4nre lss
oaktssi, beie Dis.s.oA Ani sftag cus. -es
tlANTED- A RESfoNsieIE NAA To sefi
" snHe iias of s1as FHss ~ calsl4e tse ~
and y q "a tny I<f esn- taa i~s3og. kts
stoue Nriugsf - - A.. lafisien a.. tran.
hsN,dx Nsfl 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

Train Ne has 1hroufr Coach aafs sscers
SUNDAY. fgf GRAND kspals Holland Grand f'asra
hwkegoD snd fcutrftef Also flluaef fsert
leaves the sboFe po.ue Via ~ b EniIe.s
each osf, esoefi eaueaf afrviaf a. To.ss1a ~
Train M. ) ~ ~ B. a.
Al lfaun daily fxceps Euucev
H & fsFffu cen Pas scHt
II. Z. NsTTHEHs Norib~esler Aet A.s.sn<ss
s1etroai. msetinsw q ssssxaefss "a a.
'ght sAcafeAr sHoEI i4sk"
HEeT r4nfqaFl4 rseg
Ees1 ft...ss TstI.. & g. 49,. AZ "a t...l -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

In Decsnber last thers appeared az
itssn ia tEsse columns stating tass LoCIs
GARvxrD. now n the I'D ana S-sts
prison. wss biood nspl 80 Of TIE latA
Prssidsot GARFrEID. JkNEs A GAR
FIxLD, Of Jsmsst0xn. Ottawa cDuniY,
tslls TIE TELEsRAM IrRAzD tka. there
are orly two blood aephews q toe sx-
President living. He is one aad The
other is A. g. LASAazs. q S0loa, ..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
AN AMENDMENT 70 8E voTeO DOWN


AN AMENDMENT 70 b VOTED DOWN
one ot tds amsa lnsas - b. v)ssd
upon at the couiax Sp-inT election refers
- the Circait Courts Of tae Sta.s The
sole pusposs of this smsn3nsn' sas sap
possi - be 10 provide For tas siac.ioa u
more than one C,rsgt Jaixs in The Sag
ina~ District. a. Wayne county Is nov
perniltsd % do. Il trsospires. bossvsr.
thst esthsr istsn aonsily or inadv-rarflF.
the auasa iasnt as proposed vii afset
much ulo-s thsa thia . IT. Bs1b. =
IesdinQ lssJer a. Msrausfta IL letter
10 the Nini,g Joar ill, calls attention to
ths fsct that tue Z 2psr Psai1sula voait
saF.r serious iej1ry oy tbe sdopsion o.
the anleodmene
Article TX % Constitution 6xss ths
salaries q girsalt J1izss a. tweoty Ava
hundred dollars per yesr section 6 q
Article II. va.chi g propossI - amend.
nov reads aa follows
The s,a.s s1sii BE- divided info Il,i; 81
cirr-f, .s fa aarh 8f FIle1 fra electors there
Of shsii s'~,f era tirrat Irtre Mo seei'
hold IA Office i1r fse fera' ~ = 7es-' anfi
unul his sec-s szsr s. seslta sna ia.i e.A
The faeisis 8-e 1F eV1rlat
tI.-n 81 .sssste fhsn aaa 'rf..'if Ere. $50
iraifrf.l -,rrr s r.a1 ere Ft
- 81 nay - q rsfei art ftf fre
or Ie,lres 81 si eirtll fa et3i-a 81 fta
ssiarr prnrf+et ~ ft'e 1sf,rfer etA'
rr.cai~ 80 fr.,fsI seil rsafef ~ " tvTe slfr -
dlfIons sai8re as uiaF H e o W
10 ere7 ARA era ter er '2 sft
supersi sors 81 al renllf set te ~r1
IL @nrereisors al eRe1 elerff ~ taf
p.ni,,...'s = herehg arf1cE 1e sac e11.
roue~pst 10 give sfd rsT t1 tre ttrt1l.
1stice 81 fhs io3i.iai .re1tt - staten snee
ron1ty - s.rsrs ssst. Fich siss'ti.lsi se'srf,
Cr con1peosaIisn, es oftT Fa'n He e tiis
he fx xss and ssft Tfnined - s1ea 1aani -
SUPERVISE.
TIE proposed amendment rsssis - foi-
fo~s.
s.rtior s. TIE ststs sha'l ~ tivsisf b
A fs,ffesaf cireas ID eath a' ara tne
a,a.--l,-s fHe -srf sta.i eject rre lfrtli., l.Ee
no sha'i hcii BE 0-trr tor ffe
vaare. ana rntii suc0ess,f a eieeie'' p
-,lsiffoa ne ezis.ef ere 1faf ff
80 a.-... f.,- 81 r.s.re tfaH ere i.r1tit
s,, tt~ triirial eifcuit in wrtEa ae ff
rof-nif - Or nav hs sitotfet tttt - -
i7.ficia' e'r.ri- is rttca tie
t-s-s h. - ,...- he .ifnsfef aat fer
In,le. az Judges - fct e-oeie -afs
ceiva .raus t1eir resreci.fe fHHii -
siLiorA salsry a. rlsy ifotn aa1e - ''A'-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

oarnscglous b va ~ T Cos i.sets Win
ftffieao f1Dtrai aud Grand fa1ies a fffisna
Esllrnaos n Win ~ ~ 8 q q q - taslrf,-
ton- hsacDck tslnfoet csc. cad p5luis ga cbi.
caes a torli resie-n 81
fssnaard- taufrs4 Tine .Dsly. fDsny. er,
oeTi SUNDAY.
a haIetNs ~. p fLlfH.
GEN sl.rssss,sefiasut Gen. pss. 4 TIes.s A.
Narohette Eteb Hhr4 lefif NIrh
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

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- -. - Z - = 80 - isAte iof iaAa.sns sas - -
tCt9wtnf nsoIa - -
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tft4 "a tsfeat AsfltF -
1Hss = ti.s onr Sac fsau'as fausAsd sf'tr-s
lssvh< hsfssa u - n. ritu >iesstos 80 - -
Uoft. Uhflff 6trrss etnasftirss 81 ats FssL
srristns ~ Ae~ fsf< - o. =. Sea sessAAtsis
tG~tcf mefstEf.
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"a - rse~fis oiei be~t an1 taf ies-si
p feF. - fttf res arnA
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

fnssoDfof Iffnf Table tA trsc fieI ~ fes1
khort Lane aE,d aroeFa Ci,snts a. fsfeua ts llds
foianc Grand haxUil A. ,f1n aisf fsiii .s.is-r
GOING EAk5. Dcnirai Jlus lliNe Va -
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-28
LOoKaFOR
THIS SPACE
The SIM alIost Kingdom.

There is little European kingdom
named Tavolara, the King of which, Paul
l., died only few months ago. full of
years and honors.
Off the northeast coast of the Island of
Sardinia lies the much smaller Island of
Tavolara, five miles long and one broad.
Its possession aud absolute sovereignty
were formally granted by King Charles
Albert, of Sardinia, to the Bartoleoni
family, and for more than half century
Paul l., King of Tavolara, resigned over
il in peace. On the Both of May last King
Paul was compelled to go to the main
land to seek treatment for heart-disease.
Finding that science was powerless in his
case, the King returned to his island to
die in the midst of his subjects, who are
forty in number. He died sitting in his
chair, like the Emperor Vespasian. vain'
ly endeavoring to write a will. He was
seventy eight years old. The forty sub
iects of Re Paolo, as they called him, lost
in him a benevolent and industrious mon
arch his family lost a. kind father; and
wild goats of his island. more numerous
than his subjects, lost-we will not say
they mourn the loss of-an intrepid hun
ter
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-28
The Turks Head" Gone.
TCalifornia Letter.

. The road which connects Cloverdale
with the geysers furnishes some of the
most romantic and beautiful scenery to
the tourists eye of any mountain roed in
California Heretofore there have been
several natural curiosities which were in
teresting to look at, the most wonderful
of these being perfect profile of a Turks
head projecting from the top of ledge of
rocks several hundred feet high Turks
Head" as it was called. has been viewed
by many thousand people from all parts
Of the world, and numerous artists have
taken pictured representations of its stony
features, aud it was said to be one of the
most curious rock formations know in
the state. During the heavy rainstorm of
of the past week the Turks Head, "
made shaky and crumbly by the storms
and winds of hundreds of winters. came
down with terrible crash. Hundreds OF
tons of rock found their level in the bed
of Sulphur creek. The crash and jar was
so heavy that it shook the window glass
in the dollhouse, which is situated several
hundred yards from where the mass fell.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-28

The key has about as much shape as a
camel, and in a general way lies east and
west and contains about six square miles.
1t is as flat as n shingle, the highest point
being about fourteen feet above the mean
sea level. To the casual visitors it looks
as though the sea, particularly in a storm,
would submerge this Insignificant rise,
but it is a matter of record that it never
has done it. The city proper covers the
western end Of the key, and it was, pre-
viOus to the great fire of March 30, 1886,
very densely settled, and about as un-
American looking as could well be
imagined, bearing a strong resemblance
to West India town. The houses are or
wood and quite plainly built There are,
/ think, only four or five brick buildings,
and certainly not more than six.
The streets are of very good width,
tolerably straight and passably clean.
The roadway is coral rock. There is no
soil to speak of; what passes for soil is
triturated coral, very rich IN phosphates
and making an excellent fertilizer, but by
itself deficient in fat To garden one
must use pick rather than a hoe. Very
few vegetables are grown here and vege-
tafion is confined mainly to cocoanut
trees. Here and there can be seen pine
or an Alexander or a star of India or q
royal poncana: few mulberry and priclly
ash trees and popenack bushes. Flowers
and Towering shrubs grow in abundance,
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